Playing with fire: The Soviet–Syrian–Israeli triangle, 1965–1967Footnote
Guy Laron is a post-doctoral fellow at Northwestern University's History Department. He has recently submitted a dissertation on Israeli–Egyptian relations in the 1950s and is now revising it into a book manuscript tentatively titled: ‘Crossroad Suez: Israel, Egypt and the Superpowers in the Run Up to the Suez Crisis, 1952–1956’.

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